国际英语新闻：Israeli army probe defends flotilla raid

With a Libyan aid ship, and future flotillas possibly headed for a rematch with the army, Eiland said that "some of the things we learned from this event, might be, or should be, or will be implemented," in any future clashes, Eiland said.

A Moldova-flagged vessel is heading to Gaza carrying a large amount of food and medicine, and is funded by an organization chaired by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son. However, Palestinian sources reported on Monday that the ship is expected to dock at an Egyptian port, where goods will be shipped by land into Gaza.

While, the IDF said it could not "guarantee" that future boardings might not have similar results.

"If we assume that tomorrow we will face the very same event with the very same ship and all the other characteristics," a senior army source told Xinhua, "it will be possible using better measures, to give better protection to our soldiers ... but we cannot say that it will prevent the casualty of the people who were on the ship or might be on the next ship."

The army said the 150-page investigation report will be released in full on Tuesday.